its 22 more days to me being officially a quarter of a century. when we were in the early twenties, i used to wonder what is it like going through a mid-twenties crisis. and damn me, coz im in the middle of one now.

so from the living example, here goes.

ure at the age where your career is half-farked, you have a boss who has a "piss your colleague off everyday" as part of his job description.
ure at the age where relationship has reached a standstill. no going forward, nor going backward, just hentak kaki till perpetuity.
ure at the age where you keep spending so much money and have money issues (not that i have one, but at the rate im going with kate spade, i think i might slip into one soon. control control.)

and so, here I am, despite all these shit things going through in my life, im moving on. thats what they say in the movie "Leap Years" - in 3 words, i can sum up what i have learnt in life. It goes on. fwah!

ive closed all available bookings/meetings/catch ups/drinks on friday/dates (oppps.) from now till 8th June. ive decided to starve myself with CFA until my exams finishes so i will have a guilt free trip to Australia coming July. Ive booked my air tickets btw. :) then again, try asking, coz on that day, i might feel really farked up/stressed/depressed/having PMS, and i might just get out of the house.

i really hate FSA. why does US and the IAS come out with 2 separate rules? its really annoying to learn one set of stuffs but having to assume that the US GAP does it this way, and the IASB does it the other way. wtf. thats twice the no. of stuffs to remember.

i have not thought of what to do for the day. its a friday, and i thought of going clubbing, but quite boring right. then still got to spend so much moolahs. so lets see, maybe just a nice and quiet dinner. *shrugs* maybe just farking stay at home and see what the US GAP has to say about inventory issues.

blardy hell.

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